Knots
This is a a technique that uses heat to to melt the fibers, forming a permanent bond that will prevent the rope from further unraveling.
Fusing a rope
On the my plate diagram there is 5 different colors representing each food group. Name one color and the corresponding food group.
Orange=Grains
Green=Vegetables
Red=Fruits
Blue=Dairy
Purple=Proteins
What does AED stand for?
Automated External Defibrillator
Name the three kinds of poisonous plants.
Posion Ivy
Posion Oak
Posion Sumac
Topic: Sates and Capitals
What is the Capital of Pennsylvania?
Harrisburg
The words pole, wrap, and frap are all related to what?
Lashings.
Activities that raise your heart rate and make you breathe harder than normal are called
Aerobic Activities.
Explain what the recovery position is and what it's used for.
Laying someone on their side with their arm down by their side and placing their other arm across their body at a 90 degree angle. Bend their leg up and support the head and neck make sure they are still breathing.
Name all the points of the outdoor code.
clean outdoor manners
careful with fire
considerate in the outdoors
conservation minded
Topic: States and Capitals
What is the capital of Alaska?
Juneau
Name 3 types of lashings
Square Lashing
Diagonal Lashing
Tripod Lashing
Round Lashing
Shear Lashing
Floor Lashing
Activities than make your muscles work harder than normal are called
Muscle-strengthening activities
examples include: sit ups and push ups
Name one type of first aid carry or method of transporting an injured person.
Walking assist
Blanket drag assist
Clothes drag assist
Ankle drag assist
Pack strap carry
Two handed carry
Four handed seat
Fireman carry
Makeshift stretcher
Describe Photosynthesis.
Green chlorophyll in leaves draws energy from the sunlight. Plants use this energy to convert carbon dioxide from the air and water from the soil into sugars it can use for energy.
How many merit badges do you need to earn to obtain the rank of Eagle Scout?
21
Here are the steps to tie a knot. Tell me what knot this is describing.
Step 1: "Bring the running end of the rope over and under the pole."
Step 2: "Take the end around a second time, crossing over the first wrap to form the shape of an X."
Step 3: "Bring the rope end around a third time and tuck it under the X. The ends of the rope should come out between the legs of the X."
Step 4: "Pull the ends of the rope to tighten the knot."
Clove Hitch
Examples of Aerobic Activities
Hiking, cycling, jogging, swimming, and etc.
What does the acronym F.A.S.T. mean?
Face- drooping
Arm-check for weakness by raising arms
Speech- listen for slurred speech
Time- time to call 911
list 5 things you should always have with you on a hike in the woods.
Rain Gear
Hiking boots
Map
Compass
Water
Backpack
A buddy
Extra socks
A flashlight
Extra clothes/jacket (layers)hiking or walking stick
How many Eagle required merit badges are there?
13
This Knot tightens around an object when pulled. Name this BSA Knot.
Two Half Hitches
The food you eat should do three things. Name 1 of the three.
Severe as a source of energy
build up your body and keep it in good repair
Provide the vitamins, minerals, and the fiber your body needs.
If someone gets a third degree burn will the victim feel pain? Yes or no? Why or why not?
Depending of the severity of the burn the victim may feel pain but in most cases the victim may not feel pain because the burn is so severe that it actually burns off the nerve endings.
Name 3 principals of "Leave No Trace"
Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of waste Properly
Leave what you find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors
Topic: Your SPL
What is my middle name?
Kenneth